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Located in beautiful San Diego, the Old Town Inn offers information on events, specials and San Diego’s top attractions to make your trip to Old Town Inn a great and memorable experience for the whole family.Fri, 27 Feb 2015 11:05:18 +0000en-UShourly1http://wordpress.org/?v=3.8.1Come and enjoy one of San Diego’s finest Sushi restaurants. http://blog.oldtown-inn.com/old-town-san-diego/hands-down-best-sushi-in-town-kyoto-sushi
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If you’re in the mood for sushi, and you would like to enjoy something fresh and authentic, Kyoto is the place to be. I can’t say enough good things about this place. Owned by a very sweet couple, Mike …

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If you’re in the mood for sushi, and you would like to enjoy something fresh and authentic, Kyoto is the place to be. I can’t say enough good things about this place. Owned by a very sweet couple, Mike and Maria, Kyoto Sushi is better than any trendy, expensive sushi restaurant I’ve ever been to.

At Kyoto, your entire experience is pleasant in every way. The sushi is deliciously fresh, and priced so well you won’t believe it. Every time I go there, (which is almost every week), my mood is brightened by the great atmosphere in the place. Service is always quick, and the owners are always there and in a good mood, chatting with customers. They are very dedicated and accommodating. If you have children, Mike has no problem making special rolls to suit their tastes, and, (if it’s alright with Mom and Dad), Maria provides the kiddies with treats towards the end. If you have allergies, they will go to great lengths to protect you, not because they don’t want bad press, but because they truly care for their customers. Mike and Maria are both fun and easy to talk to. Mike is friendly and loves to joke around. Maria is sweet and hospitable. Both will assure that your every need is met. When you go to Kyoto, you will always feel at home and like part of the family.

The hospitality is not the only reason I’m a die-hard Kyoto Sushi fan. The quality of the sushi is incredible. The rolls are well made, and hold together nicely; the rice is soft and chewy, never soggy or overcooked. The sashimi is unbelievably fresh. The nigiri and specialty rolls are delicious, and the miso soup is perfect. It’s as if this place can’t get any better. But wait! To top it all off, all nigiri and select rolls are half priced every day. For happy hour, you get free sake with your Japanese beer. The sushi is more than excellent, and consistently fresh, especially for the price. Like I said, I go there almost weekly, and I have never had bad service or bad sushi.

Kyoto Sushi is charming in a delightfully unassuming way. It’s small. It’s funky. It’s delicious without fail. It is (again) surprisingly fresh. All of this greatness at an astonishingly low price. Go to Kyoto Sushi; you will receive outstanding service and delectable dishes. You will never be disappointed!

If you really want something delicious, tell Mike the sushi chef what you like and let him get creative!

Is there anywhere else you can get 5-6 rolls, a few miso soups, pay less than $30, and thoroughly enjoy every bite?

Cavalia celebrates the strong and ancient bond that exists between horses and humans; a bond that has lasted for more than 6000 years. The earliest domestication of the horse occurred around 4000 BCE, in the Botai province of Kazakhstan. From there began a magnificent bond that spans millennia. Cavalia masterfully represents this bond through stunning displays of the trust that exists and has existed between horse and rider for many thousands of years. This relationship has been evolving throughout history to arrive where we are now, and it is through Cavalia that we get a chance to explore this changing relationship.
Demonstrating a variety of equestrian and acrobatic performances, Cavalia has astonished and touched the hearts of over 3.5 million people the world over. It features 49 beautiful horses and 39 talented riders, aerialists, acrobats, dancers, and musicians from all over the world.
Displaying much expertise and innovation, Cavalia includes cutting edge technology, multimedia, and special effects. Not to mention the trick riding, vaulting, Haute Ecole, Pas de Deux (both part of the equestrian art of dressage), and unbridled displays.

Having witnessed the show myself the last time it was in town, I can tell you it is certainly worth the ticket price. And I wasn’t the only one who loved it:
“Best Show Ever!” -Larry King, CNN
“Breathtaking” -O, The Oprah Magazine
“One of the most spectacular hybrids of modern theatre in the world” -Las Vegas Magazine
“Unbridled Beauty. Sumptuous. Vibrant.” -San Francisco Chronicle
A truly magical evening of skill and delight in an enchanting setting”-Microsoft

• Cavalia opens in San Diego on November 16. Check it out if you’re in town, I know I’ll be there!
• Located under the White Big Top, across from Petco Park, San Diego. 1020 Imperial Ave. San Diego, CA 92101
• Take the trolley from the Old Town Inn!
• Get tickets, prices, see a seating chart, and for general info go to- Cavalia.net
• Get tickets by phone (toll free number) 1-866-999-8111 from 9am – 10pm
• Until the box office is on location, tickets are only available by phone or online.

Pictures taken from Cavalia.net

]]>http://blog.oldtown-inn.com/old-town-san-diego/cavalia-a-magical-encounter-between-human-and-horse/feed2Ocean Beach Farmers Markethttp://blog.oldtown-inn.com/old-town-san-diego/ocean-beach-farmers-market
http://blog.oldtown-inn.com/old-town-san-diego/ocean-beach-farmers-market#commentsMon, 06 Feb 2012 22:23:51 +0000http://blog.oldtown-inn.com/?p=47 Where in San Diego can you find freshly caught fish, locally grown fruits and vegetables, yummy ethnic style food, beautiful art, and live music to enjoy? The answer is Ocean Beach. Located at the west end of the I-8 freeway, Ocean Beach is the epitome of Southern California living. With its laid back attitude and friendly community, Ocean beach is the perfect place to bring the family, spend quality time with your significant other, or even kill some time on a solo mission; And there is no better day to come to OB than Farmers Market Day.
Every Wednesday this eclectic beach town puts on a wonderful farmers market. From 4 to 7pm (4 to 8 in summer) historic Newport Avenue (crosstreets Cable and Bacon) is transformed into a smorgasbord of good food and fun. The Ocean Beach Farmers Market has something for everyone. The kids will have a great time bouncing around in the astro-jump, and for the adventure seeking little guy, llama rides! While the kids are entertained, eat tantalizing foods from homemade tamales to crepes or buy some fresh Southern California honey. Walk around and check out the photography, paintings, and home made jewelry; maybe even buy some affordable flowers for mom or your girlfriend. With over 100 unique vendors and fun for the whole family, it is no wonder that the Ocean Beach Farmers Market was voted “The Best Farmers Market in California” by Sunset Magazine.
OB is one of the last remaining bastions of the 60’s hippie culture in San Diego. If you feel like a change of scenery and some AC, duck into The Black, a wild combination of a book store, a clothing store, a head shop, and a souvenir store. With all its Ocean Beach charm, you’ll never want to leave.
Getting late? Head down to the Ocean Beach Pier for a fantastic end to a great day. The longest pier in Southern California, the OB pier offers an amazing view of the town and the ocean. Especially if you happen to catch that San Diego sunset. If it starts to get chilly when the sun goes down, warm up with a nice cup of hot cocoa from the coffee shop at the end of the pier.
With its interesting shops, good food, and hippie surf culture, Ocean Beach is the perfect place to spend one of San Diego’s beautiful days.
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